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Si"1l"1`|'»»\1U1'-R (N |913 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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September

is a good month to lay in a supply of Coal and Wood. You get both good and dry now and at the lowest price.” _

We have a big

stock of Hard and Soft C o a 1 a n d Wood. Send us your order.

A. Pickard & Co

Pn¢me-24o- --

Ch’town

“Rockfaiot drill is a tough material,

dyed so that the color stays put” .no matter how you test lt. We have some rock fast drill shirts, blue with a white

°"“’.°' T'.11’.i.°°"lZ'.'52lf|°$?.2°$..T§‘§Li G80. E. Hughes

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CONSERVATIVE8. ATTENTION:

..._ LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE

VOTE FOR THE MEN WHO ARE

BRINGING A $10,000000 CAR FERRY

N0ll'Cl\l`IIllg » I‘IIIIlS As1sii>T:iArioN's Rooms in 'ri-1E AND n`An.wAv sEI=ivicE ro THE

Give Best Result

'l`hey cost no more than the inferior

kind. und then you arc assured oi hett results. _

Once tried you will use no other.

All sizes to fit any1Cninera.

are 00 Yr , _ . choice of these at 65c. Saturday and --The Peopws Dmmist.,

urdn n ht. MOORE &.McLEOD

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HERE FOR CIGARS

/ We have every good kind of cigars here-Marguerites,\\ 7-20.4, Ben Bey, Ei Presidente, Stonwall Jackson-in fact all the leading Sc, 1Oc straight and 3 for 25c cigars on the market.

All our cigars are kept in best smoking condition in a pat-

ented humidor-all under glass.

Your smoke trail leads to this shop.

McKinnon Drug Company

\- ' Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts. _ I

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honest manufacturer. W have earnestly striven to

Be Skeptical of , M ,V _ A

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Barium _.i'fl' ttentio

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Not -ill is Gold tIialGIitters Q I __ - _ lf you want, good pure N"

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reliable tobacco' gd to an - -_ _ _

establish such a reputation, _and believe our old_friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NicIioIsonToIi. Co.,

I Phone 345 - - -' Manufacturers ¢_ WI//I/f_'\\\\\ ////Ill/.\\\\\\\\vl/I//I//_-'.\\\\\\vlln e,_ .,he,e.s nomng that Wm wg

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oi=FEn sui|.o|NG.QuEEN s'rnEE_1'. ARE oPEN sAoH nAY AND EvEN- ING.

FnlENDs or-' Ti-'E PAn1'vv ARE

iNvi1'Eo To MAKE usE oi=-'ri-iEsE Rooms ouniuo THE cAMi=AisN. -

A1' THE Ko'sEv KORNER. break-

fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to 2; supper, 5 to 7. mt(

SUPPORT THE MEN WHO ARE

HELPING TO REDUCE THE MORT- GAGE ON THE ISLAND.

MEETING TOMORROW.- Rev. H.

R. Bell will preach in the Hunter Riv- cr Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evening at 7.30.

COAL ARRIVES.- Thc Schr. Bon-

us, Captain Charles Straight, arrived in Victoria Thursday with ii. cargo oi' coal t'i'om Pictou for Wright Bros.- V.

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.- Mr.

George Burgess and family are busily engaged in moving their furniture in- to the residence lately vacated by Mr. I-I. B. Arbing, Victoria.-V. ‘

SCHOOL REOPENS.-St. Peters

re-open Wednesday, Sept. 8th. Apply to Canon Simpson. or Miss R. M. l<`. liesbrisay. 5 Grafton St. 2850.

A MILITARY COURSE.- Mr. J. R.

Tannahill of the staff of the Canadian llunk of Cornmrece, city, left Satur- day morning for Halifax to take a course in Military instriiction.

ATTENTION of readers is directed

to Plant Line sd in this issuue re chesp fare autumn excursions to Bos- ton, which comnience Sept. 10th. Any- one who can, should avail themselves of this beautiful trip, at such n won- derfully low rate. 2849

STREET CROSSING.- The cross-

ings at Kent and Great George streets which for some time post have been almost impassable owing to the dig- ging operations, have now been nicely macadamized and finished off in good style:

SCH. "OUTLOOK" NOW IN PORT. -The schooner "Outlook," Capt. Ar- chibald Mcl')ouald, Murray Harbor. P. ld. l., is now at the wharf with ii cargo of potatoes, fish, etc., says a New Glasgow exchange. The very reason- able prices being asked for the differ- ent lines are heiiig taken advantage of by many.

NEW- RESlDENT.- Mr. Jerry

Dawson and family, formerly of Try- on, have arrived in Crapaud and are residing in the dwelling' lately pur- chased by Mr. Warren Simmons from Mr. Richard Lea. Mr. Dawson is caretaker of thc-.Silver Tip Black Fox Co.-V.

NOW, WHO SHOULD WITHHOLD

THEIR FAIR MEED OF PRAISE FROM MEMBERS WHO HAVE BROUGHT US HOPEFUL DAYS; WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR COUN- TRY WELL AND TRUE,. UNDER A LEADERSHIP - STRAIGHT THROUGH AND THROUGH? FROM A LOVE OF COUNTRY ACHIEVE- MENT SPRINGS-S0,_,,LONG MAY THEY ALL SERVE STILL DOING THINGS! STILL DOING THINGS, STILL DOING THINGS! SO, LONG MAY THEY ALL SERVE STILL DO- ING THINGS!

::SORE FEET-Are you troubled

with them? Penslar “Tread Easy" Foot Powder will give you instant re- lief from that hot, burning sensation so often troublesome in warm weath

ii 4.- . __ _ -_-Y 5 your feet in good shape so quickly.

__ _ 25c. box. E. A. Foster, Central

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The City Corporation has decided to issue ex-

ecutions within a few _weeks for all unpaid PoI1~Taxes The practice of allowing th_e payment of these taxes to stand over until late in the year having been

found to be unworkabie.

Every Poll Tax voter who intends_ to vote at

the forthcoming election must have his Poll Tax

receipt

The corporation will afford every facility to

'citizens to procure such receipt in ample time for polling day. By order

w. w. iniiiitia y

-City Clerk

2840-9-4MSm\v5i.

¢£ - -_ -L 'l

I 50 Per Cent Guaranteed Dividend 1915

cienaiaiaie silver slack For co., nd. ._ ._

- [Incorporated 1913] ONE OF THOSE THAT STOOD TQLE TEST

Drugstore.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and tlhililren. llio Kind- You Iiava Always Bought

Bears tho 31£I'Atur~n of

' .__.._-______._1-

To Put on FIesIi

"l'ti certainly give most anything to be able to gain a few pounds and stay that wily," declare many thin men and lwomen. Such n result is usually not ‘impossible despitc past failures. Most thin people are victims of mal-nuti‘i- tion. a condition which prevents the fatty elements ol food from being tak- en up by the blood as they are when the powers of nutrition are normal. Instead, of getting into the blood much oi the fat and flesh producing ele-

they pass from the body as waste.

To correct this condition and to pro-

duce a healthy. normal amount of fat the flesh making food elements must be so prepared in the digestive pro- cesses that the blood will accept and distribute them throughout the body. There is a preparation called Sargolt which works on this basis and which

positive guarantee of weight increu, 9 oi money back. Hundreds have testi- fied to weight increase from its use.

Snrgol does not of itself make fat

but is si a combinntioii of in rod

And Increase Weight

'GOOD ADVICE FOR'THIN PEOPLE

ments stay in the intestines until

4- ..

I8LANDr

SCHOOL REOPENS. - Pi'-ince

Street school reopens tomorrow and visitors will be welcome after 10 n.m. Public reception in liall at 10.30.

TO VOTERS.- The Guardian dir-

ects attention to the important notice, of the City corporation in this Issue. Franchise voters should read it care- fully it interests them. 2841.

RESIDENT LEAVES.- Mr. H. B.

Arbing, a. highly respected citizen of Crapaud for the past number of years, left last week for Charlottetown where he will reside. He was accnnipanieil by Mrs. Arbing and their little dau- ghter Dorothy.-V.

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S. S. HARLAND PASSENGERS. -

Among* the passengers who made the return trip to Charlottetown, Thurs- day were:- Dr. N. R. and Mrs. Bovy- cr, M. Harry heard, Rev. Wm. Deathe, -Miss Annie_Vouglin and Mr. D_-- Mc- .i.eaii,_Grapi_i.ud,;_ ,Miss Lawson and Miss Clark, ,Victoriiu Miss Sadie I'.cai'd,'Westnior`eland; Messrs E. 'BoswelI,"Allz`x'. Logan Edward Arclii- baldand John C. Mcilonuld, Victoria. _-V. - ~ » - ~

PATRIOTIC WORK.-- During the

months of July and August__the New -liomlon Women's' Institute have made and forwarded to the Red Cross Soci- ety, Charlottetown, the following list of goods. 2 dressing Gowns, 13 flan- nel ‘day shirts, 17 pajamas suits, 15 sheets, 30 pillow-cases, 15 prs. Socks, G pr. towels, 10 handkorchiefs, 200 dressing-covers, 200 mouth-wipes, roll bandages. Mrs. W. S. Found, Presid- ent; -Mrs. M. Constable. Secretary.

'THE GAnoEN's, i=i_onAi_ TRIU- MPTS.- September still sees some georgeous--patches of colour in the square. - Ovals of scarlet geraniums in front, of the Post. Office still delight the eye, while the more subdued but harmonious blending of white, grey, blue and brown in the geometrical parterres in front ot' the Government building is certainly a masterpiece of floral art.

TAKING SPECIAL COURSE.-

Farrier Sei'gt. J. Gordon Worth of the R. E. I., Heavy Battery left Saturday mo_rning for Halifax where he will take it special course of niilitary in- struction. Same of his friends re- membered him Friday evening by making him the guest of u supper at the Grand Cafe where he was pre- sented with an appropriate gift as a slight token of the regard in which he is held by the boys.

PATRIOTIC WORK.-- The ladies

of Cumberland Institute held an ice- _cream festival, 'also sale of candy, drinks etc., at Elliott Hall, Rocky Point on Wednesday, Sept. lst. The night being iliie s. goodly crowd as- sembled from neighboring district and elsewhere, thus making the festival a success `in every way. The proceeds amounted to $40.00 which go to the aid of the Red Cross Society in their noble work. Much credit is due the ,i‘resideiit, Mrs. John McMillan in her imtiring efforts to inake the festival a success. Miss Jean Kelly, Charlotte- town, greatly pleiised the crowd by dancing the “I-lighland Fling."

::o`EMANo QuAi_i'rv on'uGs. A

little iliiference in the QUALITY of DRUGS, may mean ii great difference in results. WE offer only the HIGH- EST QUALITY. und BE,‘5T SERVICE. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, DRUGGISTS.

gljllll .RYIIIIIIIIIIA llll

A Drug Store That

Is Different '

Some people have an idea

that Drug stores, are pretty much the same the world over.

This however is not true.

Study the stores and you will

see how iliey differ.

At OUR STORE, customers are niet with ii hearty welcome. ‘ Courteous attention is given

to all customers, while making

their purchases.

All packages are neatly wrap-

ped.

Our service throughout is

marked by care.

- We do everything in our pow- er to guard our customers ip-

terests.

WE SHALL APPRECIATE AN

OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE

TO YOU THAT.

OUR STORE IS DIFFERENT.-

.Iohiison & -.Iohnspii

` THE QUAL|TV‘DRUGSTO E.

Co`r. Kent &. Prince Stl.

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Come' Here ' i c ' .i _ `fV*f;`N5l- °r. ff -09 -I,/if Talaims `- .EI _'__ _.i?i;4;r.-1" A ,.‘.‘:°.i:”:..“:i: - *same* argestlntlmost

carefully ,select-

ments of dainty tal

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_-.._ _ f d in 1914 _ mills' r _ ii » ~ /ed assert -

Gqgranfeed that 50 81' Céllt W8? L0 be DHI _ s Ieuts cf acknowledged nu_rit that, tak- cum powders ever shown in

but p-id wo pe- c-nf. 3° ve- ee-gt,-f' ';;;,‘; ;;i‘;’,.5,¥,2§.§ .ri‘.'1:i:,‘.;i:‘:.".°_i,i.";: iz ';;';::.f:“:i

CGD! In BLOCK. with IWBIILY pairs ° eau 00.0 ah. f.ittt-ning elements of thc food and I

e this city. The line displays

"3 every good kind Tnufactured 0 -'-sixty or them in u.-

f0XGl-C8pit8IIZe(I Bt $300»000»00 01115’ $1510 0 a D prepare them in ii form which the If you want it tnlcinn powder

i d ranching free

blood can readily absorb Sargol of nn exwpgionnlly high grade

w ll enses nn - -

th a exp Fon |915 comes in tablet form is pleasant and you-1| find 1; here in more any

Es 50 easy to take and its Ixction is perfect

GUARANTF. »

~ OR WHATEVER Mil" ‘I l"““‘,",§, ck F,,,,,,, Lf..i°.§:':i.':.'i‘:....:‘t":1.z¢...?:::°.1... _...._.

d &";vollIle wEIl:tehi\‘i>trT\i?t‘aIT¢etatti: iiiiwigsgtriri thi: Company :§‘:s‘;“2:_‘{§:_"]‘,l ffe,;;f;";‘_l_c§l;:sf_“lil‘P_§\f- pcome have for your mlcum ' us w m

t whatever more the first amines

y¢U|'» ‘ . ly`os a I flesh b iid d hil it h

Shares are $25. Write for Pl'°lP°°t‘!° “nd °th°' mmf- praunmiexeeiiiiit iiefiiiiavin fam in { t ' ' nervous indigsntton and igsneral stom-

ieniiey are sure of so per een , _ N0,m_-_sm-ol ,_ rmnmended “_ _ & eod

mm 01| 0 - ` ‘ - _` _

M. C. S¢¢[¢\l -TYCHSIIYCY sch disorders care should- be taken by DRUGCISTS _

' Giennladale, M’ Pfmfe %‘l'9-,‘;‘,i,,l°?,_?g i»|i2:is";‘i'fi¢iii.wh° d° "ot w‘i'f,‘.,`i,'i."°.- ._1'49 Great ~Gle'ot||'o Street ` “"‘ f

mu-mins "W" -"’--”“ - -

' odor you want- any size or I9 shape, shaker top tin you could

°¢ powder and get the good kind.

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I OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN

Fruit Brand-Dept. of Agriculture Iionibards and Gage Plums are un\v in their prime. Canning and pre- serving should not be postponed. The quality thi year is high in both peaches anyplums, due to the fact that the trees are not over- blirdened. Crawford and Eiberta peaches are now arriving. They are the best'product of our Can- _ adian orchards, and are supreme, both for eating and preserving. Plenty of canned or preserved peaches and plums means good health all winter. By perfectly sterilizing the bottles and fruit--no sugar is needed. There is health, economy and luxury for those who act promptly. Phone or cali on your Ilrocer and have him book your or-

der in advance.

I , J

JOINS BANK STAFF.-' Mr. Ritch-

ie of Bridgewater, N. has taken a position in the Canadian Bank of <‘oninierce, (_‘harlottoto\vn.

GRACE METHODIST CHURCH.-

This Church is at present undergoing i-opainting and redecoi-ating by the island City Painting (ln. The scats ulso are being vurnished. The exterior also will be painted and the cliurcli after the work is completed will pre- sent most attractive appearance. No services were held in the church yes- lerday

CHURCH ROAD SCHOOL. -The

following is the standing ui' the pupils oi' the Church Road School for the month of August. Grade V. (Sr_I- Ethel James average 88. Grade V. |jr.)| 1, Horace James. 2, I-‘lorn l\lcKinuon_| Grade IV.-1, Lloyd James. 2, Wesley James. Grade Ill.-1, John l\icl{innou.

2, Fiorincc James. 3, Elmira Sunder- son. G mic II.-1, Margaret Beaton, 2, Murdock 1\IcKiiipon. Grade i.-1. (‘hristinn McKinnon, 2, Elizubetli Mc- Kinnon, 3, Charlie James, 4, I-l`erliert Janies,5. Homer Sanderson. '|‘lie fol- ,lowing have attended school every day this month: Florence James, Margaret BBeaton.

PERSONAL MENTION.- Mrs. H.

(‘. Cannon and Miss Pearl Cannon. (Fhurlottetown, were passeiigei-s to Victoria on the S. S. liurlnnd Wed nesday evening and returned Tlnirs- day evening.- Mrs. James Ricliards_ Victoria, was a passenger to (‘li:ii'lot- tetown on the S, S. Ilarlund Tliursday evening- Mrs. Will Drake and Miss Bell Trowsdale arrived in Victoria on the S. S. I-iarland Wednesday evening on ii visit to Mrs, Pierce Trowsdale, und returned to Cliarlottc- to\vn"Thursday cvcuing.- Mr. Bert- rain Penpraise, Victoria, is spending it few pleasaiit lioliduys among frieiitls in (!l\arlottcto\vii.- Mrs. Flcigliei' :iinl daughter Annie, who having been

visiting at the home of K. <“. and Mrs. Holm, Victoria,reiurncd to Charlotte- Itown Thursday ov:-,ning on thc S, S. Traverse, is visiting in Victoria at the home 0i` Mr. and Mrs. l\I<~Ncvin_- Mrs. Joseph Rogt-_rs and dauginci' Mii-1s Bessie, who have spent the past two inonths visiting in Victoria, loft l~‘ri- day on return to their lioinc in Suni- uierville, Mass.- Miss Floreiice Pon- praiise. \'it'toi'ia, lcit l"i‘iiiu_v niorning on ii visit to rclutivcs. in Lowell, M:\ss,- Miss Iilaiirlic lllclloiiald, \'i<:

ltoria, left i“i'l<lay inorniin.: for lioslon, ' Mass, wlicre she will spend thc winter with her 1noilier.-- Mr. und Mrs. Scy- mour Snow, \'ii:toriu_ were in (‘lini'lot- tctown on busiiit-_ss I-`ridi\_\' oi last \veek.- i\ii'. \\'arrt-ii .‘\`ov\'sonic. t'ra~ pi-intl, inadc at iiusinssr; trip to Suni- incrsidc on [<`i'iduy.-\".

VISITORS TO BONSHAW -Among

thc recent giicsls at thc “Iiciitoii llo- ti=l" ilonsliaw ivcro thc i`ollo\vii\g:--1 Miss Marion l~lz\i'le. Miss llclen ll. Stewart. Mrs. ll. A. i\lt'l\1iiiiioii,l\ji'. IJ. A. I\lcl(innoii, Miss Ainy liuriv, .llrs W. I). V. linrlc, Prof. S. N. i‘lnric_ Mr. A, W. llyndinun. Mr. J. Roland l’aton Mr. G. Ii. llclllois, l\li'_ Jnnics (lass, Mrs. .lunies tial-is, Mr. Lniiiit-ii4~c Moran. Mr. \\'il|iani lliorun, Mrs. \\'ii- liam Moran, Master Earle ~Gass. Mr. IC. Mt:C;ire_v, (`liui'lottcto\vii. I\ir_'I`lios_ Lloyd, (`amh|'ltlgc. Mass; .\ir. Snniucl Burns. 'Suinii1<°i`siilc; .\li'rs. E. A. Dou- gaii. (‘aiiiiliridgi>_, Mass.; Miss r\nnii-_- Foster, Vliarlotteiowii; Miss Josie Mv- Uaroy. Miss M. lloiigaii_ Mr. i‘orncy lllantvliartl, Miss N. lloiignii, \ir_ Wil-

Miss l\iurgai'et_ liiiglit-is. Miss Eilccn liught>s_ Mr. il.`l\`_ l<‘ostt-r, (‘hnrlotii-- town; Mr. ll. S. Rose, Yarmouth, N. S.; Mr. \Viiliani lliyers. iii-iinpton, Miss i\iuuiIe lls\\'itt_. Slit-iliac. .\'. li.. Mr. 'l`. Il. Woodman, Mrs. 'i‘_ Ii. \\'ootlnian. Mr. W. S. Iinuson, Mrs. \\'. Louson, Mr. lluggan. Mrs. I-luggan, Mr. R. i`. Goff, Miss li. Lou- son, Miss .lean Louson, Fliarlottc- town; Mr. Skcoug, l\ioiitrcnI, Mrs. Skeoug, Montreal; Miss Goff, Miss I<lvcl_vii (lofi, (‘hnrlottcto\\'ii; Miss, (`liuinlier.s. \\'oli'ville, N. .; Miss Syhlc liartlett, St . J<ihn’s, Nild_; Miss Elaine \-Vootlman_ .Miss (‘oiistiinr:e Wliour. lllaster Willie i.ouson_ hinstcr Willard Goff, Master John Louson, Mrs. Block and (‘hilii_, Miss Elsie Taiiton. Miss Morguret McDonald, Mr. li. Largo.

There is more I`ntnrrli in this section of the country than all other dist-uses put together and - until thc Inst few years was supposed Iii he incur-I nhi_e. I'm' n great man years doctors pronotincr , ed it :i lornl disease a|\<I'pres<triheri lorni remedies and by constantly failing to cure with locnl trcnt‘ nu.-nt, proiioiirired it incurable. Sriciicc hns , proven cnturrli to be a consliiutiiiuzil discasi- and ' therefore requires consiiiiitionzil trczilruent. Ilail sl t`atnvrl\ Vure, niziiiiifactiircri by l" J. I 'lieney&| Vo., Tnicrlrv. Ubin, is the only coiisziitiiiioiiril curl-i on thc market. It is taken internally. ll acts, directly ¢,~- the hirnni and mucous surfaces oi' the system. Thcynifcr one Iiundrcd dnllaisior :invl case it fails to cure. Scnd for circulars and ` tes!inioninls_ Address: F. J. CliENl£Y & C0., 'i`nlt-do, Ohio

Sold bv dvuggists, 7.5¢,

Take I|ali’.~i 1~`nn\ily Pills it-ri 'nnst|pnii<\n_

I . I

That Dr. Chaso's 0lntm¢lI¢

actually cures even the Worii _

cases of itching, bleeding llld protruding plies we know for n. certainty, bccuusc of experi- cncc with Lliousands of casei-

'I‘o prove this to you we shllll

_ Bend you n sample box free, 1! I you cnclosc Q tW0'CC!lD SUUDP

gn pay ptistuge. Ilnd xnelltltlll this paper.

Ednmlisuii. 'Btltcs & C0-o Limited, Toronto.

Dr. Chase-:’s Ointment

I\lr_ <‘. \’niiiilt-rstiiic, 1\li'_ Win. Gillis, .\Ir. \\'ni. tlarrii-k, Mr, ll. I). Griffith, Mr. ll. .\l<~l{in|ion_ .\li.s.s‘ Gladys Nich- olsiiii. I\li.~1_~ lit-lon Sniilli. Miss Marion _-\\il<l. .\li.~':. _.liar-giiiwi iloln-rtson, Miss licrllin llaiitt-ii»»\i|'_\', Miss Maude Mc- t‘nnnall, .\li'. All-x. i\i<~t‘:\nnell, Mr. .»\i't'li_ t'. .\l<‘t';iiiiicll. .\Ir_ 'I`. E. Cox

Airs. .-\. Irwin. ;\lr_ \\'. tl. Gillespie, Miss tlillt-spit-. Bliss .\I;-iniic Gillespie, .\lr. Virus, Ili‘ow_ .\li'_ l’<-rcy Small- woofl, .lllss I-`i'oin-t-.s ,\lcI.n\ig|iliii. Miss iloi'z_t ,\l;itli1».soii. .lliss .tvnlin Matheson. .\ii.~'__s l'vnrii~ lluiiit-1', Miss Bud Dalllng. Miss .\lniiic \`nnlluskirk. Mr. Howard _\ii-i{vinlrir‘k_ <'lizii'loitt~towii; Mr. '|`lios, \\'igniorl-, I\li's. ’i`hos. \\'igmore, .llnslcr llzizcn \\'iginoi'e, lGrnlianis iionil; .\lr. .lolin lit-ation, liunter Riv- <~i'; .\lrs_ John lit-nton_ llunicr River; i\ii'. l“. \\'. llugnn. _\’. \\'ilishire; Mr. \\'. A. .\lcl(n_\'_ itviii'r1~w. Oni.; Mr. iinviii l’n\ii\i'soii_ .\li‘s_ llnvid Patter- son, Ilunit-r Ri\-cr; .\li~_ ll. .lloreshcad t‘liurloiictii\\'ii; .\ii'_ IC. llluke, Port- lniul, _\lniiu-; .\ii'. \\'. 'i`. Young, Kent- villc. N. .

::F|RE-WOOD. -All good and dry

in leiigtlis to suit any stove. both Hard and Soil. We would suggest that you lny in n low loads for winter use. Inicr on it may he difficult to get good wood. A. l"'ivku.rd and Co., Phone

,‘.’-10, I7liurloticto\vn . 2816-9-3M6i.

“The largest assortment of the daint- icst till(-uni powders ever shown in this city arc now on display at this siort-_ So, got your favorite from sixty <lii`i'c-rent. kinds ai; one price-

251'. The Two Macs, 149 Great__

George Street. Mtf

-1

School

_ And School

them.

Good

A nice line of good quality

Every Wearable for

Boy Here

Begins Sept. 7th

Not any too Much Time Left

` To get His Fall School Outfit

r The boy will want to have a “spic and span” new outfit when school opens and you’il want to get him one of course. W_e’re so well supplied with boys needs now that we’re unusually anxious to have you at least seriously consider this store as the place to buy

It would be difficult to find a boy who won’t like these new

clothes and furnishings we’re sure it will be equally hard to find parents who won’t be enthusiastic about them.

Everything that should have style has it. Everything that should

be durable has that virtue. And everything bears a pricc that gives you the fullest measure of value. _

The Men’s Store is a Mighty Good Place to come for Boys’

Clothes. Try it.,

For the small boy you can

the

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Boys seperate trousers in

tweeds and worsteds, all sizes

tweed suits in fancy browns and greys, mostly Norfolk models with bloomer trousers

and mighty good suits at ....... ........... __ 6.00

Boys navy blue serge suits

of a good grade of blue all wool serge, hard finish, fast dye. The coat is Norfolk in single breasted stvle, bloomer pants. Suits of this descript- l".I‘.i‘_’_‘.‘f_‘_'t‘.°‘__‘TF__’_°F?‘,’_.“_i7_5_ 5.75

An assortment of pattems in

get something very smart in

Sizes 4 to 9 years .... ._

a boy of this age ______ ._

Boys Oliver Twist suits fo

the wee lad from 3 to 6 year

an all wool khaki cloth suit

in military style, even to the military buttons. Straight

t . d tt . rousers an pu ees

The Laddie from five to ten

years of age will find alot of very handsome blouses suits in worsted, all wool cloths, the

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best a roun sui or

worth ‘Z5 per cent more than our price

boys tweed suits, great wearing quality, mostly all dark colors plain and Norfolk models, many of these are samples

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old. These are the smartest

most modern things we have for little boys. You can pay

any price you like. We have

them at 3.00 5.00 and 6

straight plain trousers and bloomer styles, many grades of cloth, all prices from.

60c to $1.75

Boys Fall overcoats in many

-cloths, blues, greys, and browns good warm, well made coats shown in every good ncwscyle and at every price that is in- teresting.

$3.00 to $7.50

Last Word in Boys’ Suits----.Iust Opened

Within the last few days we

f have opened express _parcels Q cases to no end ii led with new ` suits for boys. There are all

sorts-tweeds and worsteds blues, greys, browns, arid not a few smart greens, plaid and Norfolks, all of the very latest models, and all direct from the makers.

$5.00 to $12.00

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